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Atomic models Flashcards

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Solid indivisible sphere

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Leucippus & democritus

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Solid sphere billiard model

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John dalton

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Solid sphere but not indivisible

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John Dalton

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Elements of a chemical compound are bonded together by electrical forces

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Humphry davy

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Relationaship between the amount of electricity used & the chemical reaction that occur

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Michael faraday

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Electron —> electron ions

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George stoney

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Cathode-ray tube model

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J.J. Thomson

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Most convincing evidence of electron

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J.J. thomson

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Plum pudding model

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J.J. thomson

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Oil drop experiment

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Robert millikan

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Charge of electron

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Rober millikan

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12
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Saturn-like model

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Hantaro nagauko

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13
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Protons

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Eugen goldstein

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14
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Canal rays experiment

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Eugen goldstein

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Scattering experi

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Rutherford

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Nucleus

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Rutherfors

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Atoms consist of a positive nuclei surrounded by clouds of electrons at large distance

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Rutherford

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No. of PROTONS determines its identity

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Moseley

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the no of protons is the Atomic no.

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Moseley

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Neutrons

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Chadwick

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Electron revolving around its nucleus in a circular orbit

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Niels Bohr

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Planetary model

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Niels Bohr

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Wgen electrons is excited, ir absorbs energy

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Niel bohrs

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Electrons occupy only certain energy level

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Niels bohr

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Wave-like nature of electrons

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Brogli

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Modern atomic model

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Schrondinger

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Wave equation

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Schrondinger

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Wave properties of matter

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Schrondinger

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Uncertainty principle

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Heisenberg

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It is not possible to determine the exact momentum & exact position of electrons at the same time

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Heisenberg’s uncertaity principle

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Distance

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Principal (n)

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Shape of the orbital

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Angular/Azimuthal quantum no. (l)

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Orientation

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Magnetic quantum no. (ml)

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Direction of spin

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Spin quantum no. (ms)

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